Ordinary Passport
Ordinary Passport
วันที่นำเข้าข้อมูล 31 Jan 2025
วันที่ปรับปรุงข้อมูล 3 Feb 2025
Apply / renew Thai Passport
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| 1. Prepare document | 2. Fill the form | 3. Fee and processing time | 4. Book passport appointment |
Case 1
Passport renewal/replacement (adults)- Current Thai Passport
- In the case of lost passport, please complete the statement form click here
- Valid Thai National ID Card
- In the case of loss/expiration, see Appendix 2
- In the case of never obtained a Thai National ID Card, see Appendix 3
- Passport application form click here
- Applicants may collect the passport in person or request for the return of the passport by post (For postage returns, please provide a self-addressed pre-paid Royal Mail Special Delivery 500g envelope)
- Book your appointment (walk-in not permitted) click here
Case 2
Passport renewal/replacement (minors)- Current Thai Passport
- In the case of lost passport, please complete the statement form click here
- Valid Thai National ID Card for persons aged 7 and above
- In the case of loss/expiration, see Appendix 2
- In the case of never obtained a Thai National ID Card, see Appendix 3
- Copy of Thai House Registration (only for a person who doesn’t have Thai National ID Card)
- In the case of minors’ name is not listed on a Thai House Registration,
see Appendix 1
- Thai Birth Certificate
- Thai National ID Card of parent (s)
- Passport of the non-Thai parent
- Non-Thai passport of the applicant (if available)
- Passport application form click here
- Applicants may collect the passport in person or request for the return of passport by post (For postage returns, please provide a self-addressed pre-paid Royal Mail Special Delivery 500g envelope)
- Book your appointment (walk-in not permitted) click here
Note:
- Both parents must be present at the Royal Thai Embassy
Case 3
The first Thai passport (adults)- Thai Birth Certificate
- In the case of never obtained, see Appendix 4
- Valid Thai National ID Card
- In the case of loss/expiration, see Appendix 2
- In the case of never obtained a Thai National ID Card, see Appendix 3
- Non-Thai passport of the applicant or any other ID card
- Passport application form click here
- Applicants may collect the passport in person or request for the return of passport by post (For postage returns, please provide a self-addressed pre-paid Royal Mail Special Delivery 500g envelope)
- Book your appointment (walk-in not permitted) click here
Case 4
The first Thai passport (minors)- Thai Birth Certificate
- In the case of never obtained a Thai Birth Certificate, see Appendix 4)
- Copy of Thai House Registration
- In the case of minors’ name is not listed on a Thai House Registration,
see Appendix 1
- Valid Thai National ID Card for persons aged 7 and above
- In the case of loss/expiration, see Appendix 2
- In the case of never obtained a Thai National ID Card, see Appendix 3
- Thai National ID Card of parent (s)
- Passport of the non-Thai parent
- Non-Thai passport of the applicant (if available)
- Passport application form click here
- Applicants may collect the passport in person or request for the return of passport by post (For postage returns, please provide a self-addressed
pre-paid Royal Mail Special Delivery 500g envelope) - Book your appointment (walk-in not permitted) click here
Note:
- Both parents must be present at the Royal Thai Embassy
- If parents are unable to present at the Embassy, see Appendix 5
Appendix 1
Name is not listed on a Thai House Registration
- Exemptions are only made for the first Thai passport (5-year validity)
- For subsequent passports, your name must be listed on a Thai House Registration
*Two ways to add your name to a household registration document;
- Complete the process yourself in Thailand
- Contact the local district office for information on how to grant power of attorney to a third person to complete the process on your behalf
Appendix 2
Thai National ID card is lost/expired
Appendix 3
Never obtained a Thai National ID card
- Applicants must apply for the first Thai National ID Card in Thailand before applying for a Thai passport
- Minors under 20 years old who have never been obtained a Thai National ID Card would be allowed to apply for either a five-year passport or one-year emergency passport (Parents must complete this form click here)
Appendix 4
Do not have a Thai Birth Certificate
A child born abroad must have the registration of birth at the Royal Thai Embassy/the Royal Thai Consulate-General in the country of birth before applying for a Thai passport
Appendix 5
Parents are unable to be present at the Royal Thai Embassy
Death of parent(s)
Please bring the death certificate of parent (s)
Parents are legally married
If parents are unable to be present at the Royal Thai Embassy because they reside in a different country, the parents must contact the Royal Thai Embassy/the Royal Thai Consulate-General in the country where they are residing or, the local district office/ the Department of Consular Affairs in Thailand to sign a Letter of Consent
Parents are not married; the child uses mother’s surname
Only mother is required to be present at the Royal Thai Embassy with the Child Custody Certificate (Por Kor 14) issued by the local district office
Parents are not married; the child uses father’s surname
If father is unable to be present at the Royal Thai Embassy, mother must fill in the statement form click here
Parents are divorced
Only the parent with the custody rights is required to be present. The parent must bring the documents which indicates the custody rights.
The child was adopted
Both adoptive parents are required to be present at the Royal Thai Embassy with the adoption registration document and the passports of the adoptive parents.
Fees
*Card payments only (AMEX not accepted)
- 10-year ordinary passport: £45
- 5-year ordinary/official passport: £30
- 1-year emergency passport: £10
- Emergency Travel Document (ETD): There is no fee charged
Processing Time
- 4-6 weeks
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